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This book explores the dynamic interplay between entrepreneurship and innovation, two pivotal forces driving economic and social development. By examining how entrepreneurial spirit fuels the creation of new businesses and how innovation enables these ventures to thrive in competitive markets, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of their combined impact on progress.
It investigates key concepts such as digital transformation, e-commerce, and the shared economy, providing insights into how these trends expand the possibilities for innovation. With contributions from international experts, the chapters examines sectors including technology, healthcare, and renewable energy, showcasing the transformative power of new ideas. Readers gain a deeper appreciation for how innovative companies not only survive market shifts but also propel technological and social advancements.
This book is an invaluable resource for scholars, researchers, and professionals across disciplines who are interested in fostering an entrepreneurial and innovative culture. It is particularly relevant for those in technology, business, and policy-making fields, providing essential skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and resilience. Whether you are an academic, a practitioner, or an interested layperson, this book offers the tools to build a more sustainable and competitive future.
Contents
Sustainable innovation and its impact on business models.- Innovations in dining experiences: A systematic literature review.- Integrating AI and digital twin frameworks in modern entrepreneurial supply chains.- Industry 5.0: A case study on resilience, sustainability, and a human-centric approach in a metalworking firm.- Marketing strategies for adapting to new technological paradigms.- A literature review on factors that affect early-stage investors' evaluation of start-up pitches.- Design thinking reconsidered: Pragmatist roots, phenomenological turns, and Heidegger's Zuhandenheit.- Entrepreneurship for the future: People, innovation, and sustainability.- Computational meta-science analysis of dementia research: Systematic resource misallocation and strategic reallocation frameworks.- Pro-innovation culture and self-managed organizations.- The role of acceleration programs in developing entrepreneurial competences: A case study of the startup point program.- Entrepreneurship and innovation: A bibliometric analysis.
